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Top F1 links from the past 24 hours:
De la Rosa: 'No volverá a haber nunca un equipo español' (Marca, Spanish)
Pedro de la Rosa says he doesn't think there will ever be a Spanish F1 team following the failure of HRT.
Pirelli: Teams ready for aggressive tyres (Autosport)
Pirelli chief technical officer Maurizio Boicchi: 'What we would like to do in 2013 is to come back to be a little bit more aggressive in our compound choice in order to introduce more pit stops and strategy for the teams.'
Ferrari president di Montezemolo plans to remain head of race team (AutoWeek)
'The Ferrari boss, who met [Italian president Mario] Monti before Thursday's annual end-of-season address, acknowledged Thursday that it would be hard to combine the two roles, but said it's possible. 'I did it when I was president of Fiat and (Italian employers' federation) Confindustria,' he said. 'The first three tears were really hard, I don't know how I did it. But I managed to. For me, Ferrari remains fundamental.''
Nigel Roebuck's top 10 (MotorSport)
The top four's the same as mine but Felipe Massa at number ten?
Car Trekking: When Patrick Stewart met Stirling Moss (BBC)
Trailer for a new programme.
Tweets
Training for 2013. From 700 meters to the top of the 2000 meter mountain with snow shoes' twitter.com/nico_rosberg/s'
' Nico Rosberg (@nico_rosberg) December 23, 2012
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Comment of the day
@Younger-Hamii spotted an unfortunate trend for Hamilton's British fans who don't have Sky:
- Out of all the race winners this season, Hamilton is the only driver not to have won a race the BBC have shown live, coupled with this fact here are his results in the races the BBC have shown live:
- Who will be the Next new champion?
- Will any of today's Formula 1 drivers ever beat Michael Schumacher's records?
China ' 3rd
Spain ' 8th
Monaco ' 5th
Valencia ' DNF
Silverstone ' 8th
Spa ' DNF
Singapore ' DNF
Korea ' 10th
Abu Dhabi ' DNF
Brazil ' DNF
@Younger-Hamii
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On this day in F1
Four years ago we debated whether any of the drivers on the grid at the time would beat Michael Schumacher's tally of wins and world championships.
There were a lot of mentions for Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton, but just a few for Germany's emerging new star who had just won his first race:
Image © HRT F1 Team
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